Maximum Mocha Porter
Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company

Pours dark brown but not opaque with a nice creamy head which slowly subsides. Huge aroma and flavor of coffee, slightly bitter, with sweet undertones of milk chocolate.

On tap at Applebee’s in Dover. Pours a jet black ebony hue with maximum frothing. Assertive aroma replete with hints of cocoa and chocolate. Similar overall flavor profile.

 

 

No canning date, reviewed 11/18/18

Look- very dark brown liquid with a tan head and spotty lacing

Smell- predominantly strong espresso with a little chocolate and vanilla-like sweetness

Taste- not as sweet as the nose would indicate. Getting strong coffee and semi-sweet chocolate but that quickly gives way to a pleasant roasty bitterness. Very nicely balanced

Feel- medium-light bodied with moderate carbonation; lingering sweetness and bitterness in the finish

Overall- outstanding coffee porter that's nicely balanced between sweetness and bitterness

 

 

A - Dark brown pour with some opacity and creamy caramel colored lacing.

S - Strong coffee bean aroma with some char, dark chocolate roast, and a hint of creme.

T - Coffee beans, some light char/charcoal, some roasty chocolate, creme, and a lingering dark roast presence settles on the palate.

M - Medium body that's a little thin on the back end.

O - Alot of flavor packed into 6%.

The beer menu says tastes like cocoa and roasted malts. This pour (on tap Funck's Leola) is pure mocha tasting. Not a bad thing, in fact exactly what I was looking for. Now if they could amp up the cocoa, I'd declare it perfect. Smell is pure coffee. Color is practically black. Would certainly order again.

 

 

 

 

on draft at the Borough Brewhouse location.

black in color, opaque, thin off-white colored head. pleasant coffee aroma. taste is fairly bitter like black coffee. strong roasty flavor. thin to medium bodied, I'd like a bit thicker.